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Antiquariatsmesse Stuttgart Katalog R I A T A S U M Q I E T S S N E Antiquariatsmesse A • • S T T U R T G A Stuttgart T Katalog Die Antiquariatsmesse Stuttgart findet 2021 online statt. www.antiquariatsmesse-stuttgart.de Verband Deutscher Antiquare e.V. Seeblick 1 • 56459 Elbingen www.antiquare.de Antiquariatsmesse Stuttgart 2021 christian hesse auktionen Bücher · Autographen · Graphik REISS & SOHN Der erste bibliophile Höhepunkt des Jahres: Auktion 22 · 16. Januar 2021 Buch- und Kunstantiquariat . Auktionen 50 Jahre Buch- und Graphikauktionen 1971 - 2021 Jubiläumsauktionen Dienstag 27. bis Freitag 30. April 2021 Aus unserem Sonderkatalog AUSGEWÄHLTE WERKE: Aus einem bedeutenden Sammelband mit C. J. Trew. Plantae selectae. Augsburg 6 Werken von Johannes Kepler. 1614-1639 1750-1773. Mit 100 kolorierten Tafeln Aus dem Sonderkatalog „Die Buchsammlung der Achillles-Stiftung“ Einlieferungen ab sofort bis ca. Mitte Februar 2021 erbeten u. a. 17 Drucke der Cranach-Presse 61462 Königstein im Taunus, Adelheidstraße 2 Kataloge und Informationen : www.hesse-auktionen.de Telefon: 0 61 74-92 72 0 . Fax: 0 61 74-92 72 49 Internet: www.reiss-sohn.de . E-Mail: [email protected] Tel +49 (0)40 6945 4247 Mitglied im Verband Deutscher Antiquare Osterbekstraße 86 a und International League 22083 Hamburg [email protected] of Antiquarian Booksellers alles sofort bestellbar Wertvolle Bücher Autographen Illustrierte Werke Graphik Besuchen Sie uns auch auf der virtuellen Antiquariatsmesse Stuttgart: www.antiquariatsmesse-stuttgart.de Messeeröffnung am 29. Januar um 12 Uhr! Verband Deutscher Antiquare e.V. Die Vereinigung von Buchantiquaren, Autographen- und Graphikhändlern Verband Deutscher Antiquare e. V. Die Vereinigung von Buchantiquaren, Autographen- und Graphikhändlern Geschäftsstelle: Seeblick 1, 56459 Elbingen Telefon +49 (0)6435 90 91 47 · Fax +49 (0)6435 90 91 48 [email protected] · www.antiquare.de Vorstand: Sibylle Wieduwilt, Vorsitzende Dr. Markus Brandis, Stellvertretender Vorsitzender Dieter Zipprich, Schatzmeister Peter Fritzen und Meinhard Knigge, Beisitzer Katalogredaktion: Meinhard Knigge und Christian Strobel Presse- und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit: Norbert Munsch, Geschäftsstelle Angelika Elstner, [email protected] Telefon +49 (0)6435 909147 Umschlaggestaltung: Kerstin Habel, Leipzig Gesamtherstellung: AMDO GmbH & Co. KG, 91560 Heilsbronn Die Messe im Internet: www.antiquare.de und www.antiquariatsmesse-stuttgart.de Teilnehmerverzeichnis Name und Ort Seite Name und Ort Seite Aix-la-Chapelle, Aachen 8 Marshall, Bruce, Cheltenham (GB) 172 Ars Cartografica Berlin, Berlin 12 Mayfair Ltd, London (GB) 176 ARTFINDING, Dreiheide 16 Moritzberg, Hildesheim 180 Bachmann & Rybicki, Dresden 20 Müller, Johannes, Salzburg (A) 184 Banzhaf, Tübingen 24 Müller, Stefan, Mönchengladbach 188 Benjamins, John, Amsterdam (NL) 28 Neidhardt, F., Böblingen 192 Bichsel, Peter, Zürich (CH) 32 Paulusch, Clemens, Berlin 196 Braecklein, Wolfgang, Berlin-Friedenau 36 Reh, Brigitte, Berlin 200 Burgverlag, Wien (A) 40 Reiss & Sohn, Königstein im Taunus 204 Carlsen, H., Kiel 44 Rohlmann, Heinz, Köln 208 Drüner, Dr. Ulrich, Stuttgart 48 Roo, De, Zwijndrecht (NL) 212 Düwal, Eckard, Berlin 52 Schlicht, Rainer, Berlin (Charlottenburg) 216 EOS Buchantiquariat Benz, Zürich (CH) 56 Schmidt & Günther, Kelkheim 220 Fach GmbH, Joseph, Oberursel 60 Schmidt, Monika, München 224 Feu Follet, Le, Paris (F) 64 Die Schmiede, Amsterdam (NL) 228 Fichter, H. W., Frankfurt am Main 68 Schramm, Kiel 232 Dr. A. Flühmann GmbH, Zürich 72 Schreyer, Hanno, Bonn 236 Fons Blavus, Renningen 76 Schulz-Falster, Susanne, Woodstock (GB) 240 Forum BV, ’t Goy (Utrecht) (NL) 80 Schumann, Hellmut, Zürich (CH) 244 Fricke, M + R, Berlin 84 Seidel & Richter, Fürstenberg/Havel 248 Fritzen, Peter, Trier 88 Siegle, Franz, Tübingen 252 Geisenheyner, Winfried, Münster-Hiltrup 92 Stargardt, J. A. , Berlin 256 Günther, Dr. Jörn, Basel (CH) 96 Steinbach, Michael, Wien (A) 260 Haas, Norbert, Bedburg-Hau 100 Strobel, Christian, Irsee 264 Harrington, Peter, London (GB) 104 Tasbach, Elvira, Berlin 268 Haufe & Lutz, Karlsruhe 108 Trauzettel, Günther, Stolberg 272 Heckenhauer, J. J., Tübingen 112 Tresor am Römer, Frankfurt am Main 276 Hohmann, Schemmerhofen 116 Truppe, Matthäus, Graz (A) 280 Hordern House, Sydney (AU) 120 Turszynski, Uwe, München 284 Inlibris, Wien (A) 124 Ursus Books, New York (USA) 288 Junk, Amsterdam (NL) 128 Utzt, Inge, Stuttgart 292 Kainbacher, Baden bei Wien 132 Viarius, Frauenfeld (CH) 296 Keune, Sabine, Aachen 136 Wanzke, Dr. Wolfgang, Augsburg 300 Klittich-Pfankuch, Braunschweig 140 Wölfle KG, München 304 Knigge, Meinhard, Hamburg 144 Zipprich, Dieter, Bamberg 308 Köstler oHG, Eberhard, Tutzing 148 Kotte Autographs GmbH, Roßhaupten 152 Kuhn, Winfried, Berlin 156 Tafeln 313 Kunz, Hannspeter, Sigmaringen 160 Aktuelle Kataloge der Aussteller 328 Linke, Günter, Berlin 164 Anzeigen 330 manuscryptum, Berlin 168 Verfasser- und Künstlerregister 340 Schirmherrschaft der Stadt Stuttgart Grußwort von Dr. Fabian Mayer Erster Bürgermeister Alljährlich im Januar steht Stuttgart traditionell So können sich Messebesucherinnen und -besucher ganz im Zeichen des Buches und der Buchkunst, wieder auf einen Austausch mit jungen Menschen wenn die Stuttgarter Antiquariatsmesse in die Lan- freuen, wie beispielsweise beim Online-Gespräch deshauptstadt einlädt. Auch im Jahre 2021 wird dies zum Thema „Nachwuchs in der Antiquariatsbran- wieder der Fall sein, obgleich die diesjährige Ein- che“. Auch auf die fest im Programm der Antiqua- ladung nicht wie üblich in den Württembergischen riatsmesse Stuttgart verankerte Veranstaltung „Das Kunstverein, sondern ausschließlich in digitale Rote Sofa“ muss das Publikum nicht verzichten. Sie Räume lockt. Der anhaltend unsicheren Lage durch wurde im Vorfeld der Messe ins Internet verlegt, um die Corona-Pandemie geschuldet, findet die Anti- gerade in diesen schwierigen Zeiten die Freude an quariatsmesse zum ersten Mal in ihrer Geschichte der Buchkunst und der Literatur zu fördern. ausschließlich in virtueller Form statt. Das Buch gehört zu den wichtigsten Kulturgütern in unserer Gesellschaft. Es kann – gerade auch in Diese Entscheidung für die Absage der Messe als Krisenzeiten – einen wichtigen Beitrag für das ge- Veranstaltung in persönlicher Anwesenheit der sellschaftliche Miteinander leisten. Umso mehr freut Beteiligten und des Publikums fiel dem Verband es mich, dass die Verantwortlichen auf bemerkens- Deutscher Antiquarinnen und Antiquare sicherlich werte Art und Weise auf diese herausforderungs- nicht leicht. Jedoch machte er aus der Not der volle Situation, in der wir uns alle befinden, reagiert Pandemie eine Tugend und entwickelte innerhalb sowie Mut, digitale Innovationsfreude und Kreati- weniger Monate ein digitales Konzept, um Händ- vität bewiesen haben. So ist es trotz aller Schwierig- lerinnen und Händlern, aber auch Sammlerinnen keiten gelungen, ein vielseitiges Programm sowohl und Sammlern eine alternative Plattform zu bieten. für Fachbesucherinnen und -besucher als auch in- Und so kann es also am 29. Januar losgehen: Pünkt- teressiertes Lesepublikum zusammen zu stellen. lich zur sonst üblichen Messeeröffnung um 12 Uhr wird die digitale Messe freigeschaltet und bleibt bis Daher gilt mein Dank an dieser Stelle dem Verband zum 1. Februar 2021 für Freundinnen und Freunde Deutscher Antiquarinnen und Antiquare, der zum der Buchkunst sichtbar. 60. Mal die vielbeachtete Messe veranstaltet und damit auf mehr als ein halbes Jahrhundert erfolg- Über 75 deutsche und internationale Antiquariate reichen Wirkens zurückblickt. Gerne habe ich die und Galerien aus Australien, den USA, Großbri- Schirmherrschaft zur Ausrichtung übernommen. tannien, der Schweiz, den Niederlanden, Frankreich und Österreich, haben sich auch in diesem Jahr zur Ich bin fest davon überzeugt, dass wir einen Teil Ausstellung angemeldet. In virtuellen Regalen zei- der alljährlich lebendigen Stimmung mit intensiven gen sie ihre Schätze der Buch- und Kulturgeschichte: Gesprächen und regem Austausch zwischen Ken- von Handschriften über Grafiken, Fotografien, nerinnen und Kennern der Branche auch bei der Landkarten bis hin zu Erstausgaben bedeutender diesjährigen Messe erleben werden. Mit Sicherheit Autorinnen und Autoren. Die Ausstellungsstücke werden wir jedoch wieder voll und ganz die ge- sind nicht nur von großem materiellen, sondern vor wohnte Atmosphäre bei der Ausrichtung der kom- allem auch von unschätzbarem kulturellen Wert. menden, eigentlichen 60. Jubiläumsmesse 2022 in der Landeshauptstadt Stuttgart genießen können. Die große Bandbreite und Internationalität der Aus- Nun wünsche ich den Sammlerinnen und Samm- stellerinnen und Aussteller sowie ihrer Exponate lern viele interessante Entdeckungen und allen spiegeln die Qualität der Antiquariatsmesse Stutt- teilnehmenden Galerien, Buchhändlerinnen und gart – auch in ihrer digitalen Form – wieder und -händlern viel Erfolg und den erwarteten Zulauf. zeigen, dass sie keineswegs nur eine Verkaufsver- anstaltung für alte Bücher und Graphiken ist. Längst hat sich die Messe auch als regionale Kulturver- Dr. Fabian Mayer anstaltung etabliert. Erster Bürgermeister Vorwort Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren, liebe Besucherinnen und Besucher der Antiquariatsmesse Stuttgart, ein Messekatalog im Januar 2021? Ja, gerade in dieser, für uns alle sehr beunruhigenden, Jeweils am Mittwoch, den 13., 20. und 27. 1. 2021 ungewissen und ungewöhnlichen Zeit brauchen wir werden immer um 17 Uhr ausgewählte Aussteller Kontinuität und Beständigkeit. ihre Spitzenstücke über Zoom vorstellen. Auf un- serer Homepage www.antiquariatsmesse-stuttgart.
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